Pfeiffer back with the lilies: the new trainer is so important for him!

Pfeiffer back with the lilies: the new trainer is so important for him!

Darmstadt, Deutschland - What is going on at Darmstadt 98? The fans can be happy because Patric Pfeiffer returns to the lilies. The 25-year-old commented on his return and emphasized the decisive role of the new trainer and the sports director as part of the team structure. At a time when the expectations are high, he believes that he will find the support in Darmstadt that brings him on both humanally and football. This reports hessenschau.de .

As Pfeiffer explained, the contact with the club was already available in winter, which was a good sign for him. The trainer, Florian Kohfeldt, had shown great interest in him and often reported. This gave Pfeiffer a feeling of security and common ground, which he had missed in the past. He added that the trainer has the decisive skills to develop players, which is of high priority for him.

setbacks and will

The past two years have been anything but easy for Pfeiffer. Due to injuries, he was rarely used both in Augsburg and in his rental ones to Bern and Magdeburg. He describes this as hard, but also instructive. Pech and coached decisions have taught him that not everything is in sports in his own hands, but the return to Darmstadt means a new beginning for him, especially in preparation. He not only had a need for a trainer who helps him on the pitch, but also to someone who is humanly at his side, as he made it clear: "I need a trainer who grabs me"-a meaning of the interpersonal relationship that is also often discussed in studies on the coaching player relationship ( talktics.de ).

In the last training sessions, Pfeiffer was unlucky when he had to briefly expose on the foot because of a bladder. But don't worry, it wasn't serious injuries. So he can start fully soon. His time at FC Augsburg and the move to Bern and Magdeburg showed him how important it is to have full preparation with the team. Therefore, the time pressure for his transfer to Darmstadt was great. He noticed: "I wanted to be there early this time" - and that also worked.

new opportunities in the old homeland

Patric Pfeiffer continues to follow the developments in Darmstadt carefully since his departure. He already has contacts with player comrades who were his teammates at the time, such as Braydon Manu and Frank Ronstadt. This close connection to the old homeland will help him to integrate back into a team faster, because professionalism in the club has improved - be it through improved meals or expanded regeneration, says Pfeiffer.

With a clear, competitive attitude, he aims to get and win both season. He sees himself as an experienced player who wants to help younger talents. This brings a breath of fresh air to the team and will promote team chemistry. But the key to success remains the relationship with the trainer, which, according to Pfeiffer, is becoming increasingly important in the modern coaching landscape. You can only hope that everything will run according to plan and the lilies flower!